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    The document outlines how to use MATLAB to record and analyze audio input by setting the sample rate, recording time, bit depth, and number of channels, then saving the recording as an integer vector, converting it to floating point for analysis, and playing and plotting the audio waveform to verify properties like sample size matching the sample rate.

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    The document outlines how to use MATLAB to record and analyze audio input by setting the sample rate, recording time, bit depth, and number of channels, then saving the recording as an integer vector, converting it to floating point for analysis, and playing and plotting the audio waveform to verify properties like sample size matching the sample rate.

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    The document outlines how to use MATLAB to record and analyze audio input by setting the sample rate, recording time, bit depth, and number of channels, then saving the recording as an integer vector, converting it to floating point for analysis, and playing and plotting the audio waveform to verify properties like sample size matching the sample rate.

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    1. The following outline shows how to use MATLAB to sample audio input.

    fs = 8,000;
    tmax = 4;
    nbits = 16;
    nchan = 1;
    Recorder = audiorecorder(fs, nbits, nchan);
    record(Recorder);
    fprintf(1, ‘Recording ... \n’);
    pause(tmax);
    stop(Recorder);
    % convert to floating-point vector and play back
    yi = getaudiodata(Recorder, ‘int16’);
    y = double(yi);
    y = y/max(abs[y]);
    plot(y);
    sound(y, fs);
    (a) Sample your own voice, using the MATLAB code above.
    (b) Determine the size of the sample vector. Does this correspond to the sample
    rate you selected when saving the file?
    (c) Plot the entire waveform (as above), and portions of it using vector subscripting.
    Note how the 16 - bit audio samples are converted to floating - point values for
    calculation.

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